Abstract Purpose of Review The goal of this review was to determine what constitutes
current challenges in effectively implementing sustainable forest operations in Amazonia …

Timber extraction threatens a vast area of tropical ecosystems, making it vital to design
productive harvesting operations that limit biodiversity declines. Contrasting management …

Selective logging is one of the largest drivers of tropical forest degradation. While logged
forests often retain high alpha‐diversity of tropical trees at local spatial scales …

Extreme weather is an unexpected shock to the socioeconomic, which is likely to create
climate risks in the process of global warming mitigation. The aim of this study is to …

The Amazon forest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, which houses about 10% of
the Earth's biodiversity and 16% of the world's total river discharge into the oceans …

Resumo The Public Forest Management Law (PFML), enacted in 2006, establishes the
foundation for sustainable management of these areas through forest concessions. This …

To date, there have been controversies over the effects of thinning and selective harvesting
(SH) on mangrove forests. Recently, thinning and SH regulations have been updated with …

This study examines the opportunities in the international carbon market to commercialise
coal offsets from the forest economy for compliance schemes and the voluntary market …

A carbon pricing policy is featured in the Twelfth Malaysia Plan as a considered measure for
Malaysia to achieve its net-zero emissions goal by 2050. This study utilised price and output …

Alongside agricultural expansion, two other major forces will determine biodiversity and
ecosystem services within tropical landscapes of the future. First is timber production, which …